World: r3wp

I can't write the pop scheme .. I don't have a pop account that isn't 
SSL :(

Well, that's my excuse

hehe

you can use stunnel to work around that :)

Not sure wireshark would help me then....

ah, yes, that may be a problem

Now I couldn't figure this out

I had 
state: client/spec/state

but the state got confused ... 

so I had to write it out in full as I have done

You'll note that I have a local for state which is not used

won't work for the set-s, obviously

should work for the get-s, though. but anyway, you only read state 
one time in the switch, and another time in the default handler

won't work for the sets ?

oh ....

okey dokey

whenever you set a new state, you'll have to do it via client/spec/state 
in any case

ok :)

Downloaded and installed community version of communigate pro .. 
mail/pop/everything server ....

Hope this is going to be easier than the daytime server.

scheme ...

How should the pop scheme work?  Open the port, and then send commands 
to it?

i'm already playing around with a pop scheme

hehe .. ok, I will leave it alone.

give me another day :)

actually, i have something minimal working already, if you want to 
try

no auth, though

sure ...

my communigate pop server is waiting ...

http://bolka.at/share/prot-pop3.r[temporary url]

.

use with: s: open pop3://user:[pass-:-server] print read s

that should print the num of messages available

after that, print pick s 1 would print the first message

don't worry to much if it doesn't work, though. the design is stupid, 
and i'm reworking that at the moment :)

too*

works :)

nice :)

wait 1 is a linux fix?

yeah, but that's wrong

that should rather be `wait subport`, just like you do in smtp

ok

ok, another version up at http://bolka.at/share/prot-pop3.r[temporary 
url]

same functionality, improved design

the initial read is no longer needed

so try with: s: open pop3://...

print length? s

print pick s 1

stuck at the open

could you try and replace `wait either system/version/4 = 4 [1] [subport]` 
by just `wait 1`

that works

interesting

>> write mbox "RETR 1"
write
** Script error: copy does not allow char! for its value argument
** Where: write
** Near: write mbox "RETR 1"